New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-03-30
LI1TLELIGHT ON THE RAHWAY MYSTERY

TWO MEN ARRESTED OF OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
GREEN OFFERS A REWARD.
1t was day of barren results at Railway yesterday
so far securing anything definite regarding the
identity OF the murdered her assuilant All
kinds OF clews have been suggested and many followed
up only to end all Others have in finding nothing.
Martin Hess the proprietor of tic Crawford Hotel in
Crawford reported last night that he the trio get
Of the Hip m tr ain Oh Thursday at Crawford and
that the dress of OF the women was similar to that
worn by the murdered woman. The man was OF
medium height with mustache ond side whskers nir.
Hess saw them enter Augustus Abry's place Mr.
Abry says the man asked about fancy eggs saying ne
was gong South. Mr.. Hess Gags they went down
walnutave. in the direction OF Benefits The party
did not return to Crawford. Detective Adams, from
the place, called on Mayor DAILY last night ana
said that employed Ill Cionford had lett ms
Mace two weeks ago 10 TO thu city to get "otR
Last , eek girl with whom he had been familiar
terms went away. He desired to get picture TO snow
the Crawford woman. who asserts that the description
published TALES with that OF the girl whom she
formerly employed. Two men were arrested IN Crai,
ford in the afternoon suspicion OF being cohhectcu
with this ana taken TO Westield 10 have near
ing before Justice jacques. Chief loOher Was away
a clue last night. -.
The citizens OF Railway are anxious to have tne c'y
authorities increase the reward or offer on addtioha,
one Tor Identification only but the face OF the murdered
woman cannot be exposed to air only when posnvely
necessary, as decomposition mas set IN. W. i. Ester,
brook IT, a letter to Editor Soule oil The advocate
offers 800 for the OF the murderer Mr. lister
brook public spirit is hig My commended, ana more
will do likewise unless the city acts Don. Governor
Green Yesterday issued proclamation Offering re-
ward of $500 for the discovery OF he murderer
Mrs McGoey. OF No. 3:}2 East Thirty seventb.rt.'
who was in Railway on Sunday. will return to-day.
She Is looking for her sister. Maggie Do)Der, VINO
answers to the description OF TIE murdered girl Inc
sister has been missing since November. She formerly
worked in Stearns silk factory.
The hall worn oilcoth vase found in th" river near
the s,ene OF the murder. has been handled over and
over again by hundreds OF persons. ExChei oil foiIce
Kerron of Elizabeth. closely examined 1t yesterday
aud found on the bottom traces OF the letters l. H.
r." The story to the effect thar ka:i. Loot, oil
West IIoboken. supposed to be the girl VINO was
murdered was proved TO be untrue. The girl has been
visiting friends in Brooklyn.
One sal feature of the Is the large number OF
persons who have gObe TO Railway to see II the muir
dercd girl resembled some one TOR whom they were
looking At least q dozen men called NJ Police HEAD
quarters Yesterday who were interested III missing
Urls One was the father OF young girl who dirap-
peared from her home in this city last Thursday one
glance at the body, however, ass ured the trembling
man that the dead girl not his child go
curious story came from Linden. a little vhllge
three miles OF Rahwa,. Ii to the effect mat
a Young girl living there had started Tor fladephia
on Friday with change OF linen in carpet Dag aiier
being told by gypsy fortunceller that she would re-
ceiye onsiderabc money in that clty. The hDdhg OF
the girl with some friends proved this story TO Do
untrue.